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Articles List
Just Stop Oil: Who are they, and why are they throwing soup on paintings?
In the last few years, Just Stop Oil has consistently attacked art and culture to raise awareness of its concern about global warming and climate change. But why throw soup at paintings? This article investigates the protest group's origins and reasoning.
Remembering the GDR: How Post-Reunification-Cinema Keeps Us Thinking about East Germany
The Berlin Wall is etched into the identity of modern Germany – but what did its collapse look like from the inside?
Impoliteness in Online Gaming: A Linguistic Analysis
Have you ever had the delightful experience of joining a discord-voice chat full of guys as an innocent girl just wanting to play some League of Legends? Maybe not, but I certainly have, and as a result of my culture shock, I have made some observations on the language used within this specific environment.
A Journey Into British Sign Language
Have you ever heard of British Sign Language (BSL), or thought about just how many people use the language across the UK? This article aims to shed light on the history and basics of this language.
Year Abroad Tales: The World’s Biggest Serranito
When you think of Seville, what culinary delights spring to mind? Gazpacho, patatas bravas, or perhaps the famous Seville Orange Marmalade? Chances are, a Serranito spanning the length of a bridge isn’t top of your list - but that’s exactly what I witnessed during my first few weeks in the city!
Film Review: Lee (2024)
‘Lee’ details the life of Lee Miller, a successful model and muse to May Ray who became a war correspondent for Vogue magazine during World War II.
Discover Nottingham: A Journey Through Its Historical and Cultural Landmarks
Nottingham, known for its rich history, culture, and iconic landmarks, has become a must-visit destination, filled with heritage and vibrant cultural attractions. From the development of The Park Estate to the preserved history of Wollaton Hall, this guide will take you through the city's historical and cultural attractions that are perfect to visit to immerse yourself in Nottingham's rich heritage and culture.
Creative Corners: Top Culture, Music and Artsy Venues You Can't Miss!
On top of being a lively student city, Nottingham is a hub of cultural activity and heritage. Obviously we’re all here to get that degree, but that doesn’t mean we can’t explore what this amazing city has to offer! So, whether you’re interested in history or music, art or film, here are (in no particular order) my top 10 Nottingham cultural venues and activity recommendations.
Study in Style: Nottingham’s Best Study Spots for Meeting Those Deadlines
Holly takes us all over Nottingham, on a quest to seek out the safest study spots in the city.
Shopping sustainably? Here are the best vintage, second-hand and preloved shops in Nottingham
Evie talks us through the top spots and events for getting your preloved fashion fix.
4AM Kru: The crew taking the underground jungle scene to a new level
4AM Kru have burst onto the music scene with energy, providing 90s rooted new jungle, and before the release of their new album 'Incognito Rhythm' Byron takes a look into their inspirations, style of production and ambitions in such a competitive industry.
New Nosh: Six Fresh Food Spots Landing in Nottingham
Nottingham has no shortage of fantastic places to eat out. And, as if we weren’t already spoilt for choice, the high street has been blessed with five new spots to try out. From quick bites to upscale dining, cozy cafés and charming bakeries, let’s explore all Nottingham has to offer!